bruise
挫伤
definition
verb
a bruised knee
inflict an injury on (someone or something) causing discoloration of the skin.
noun
A post-mortem examination found she had died of multiple injuries but had pre-existing bruises on her body.
an injury appearing as an area of discolored skin on the body, caused by a blow or impact rupturing underlying blood vessels.
translation of 'bruise'
verb
打伤,
擦伤
noun
血晕,
挫伤,
青肿,
痍
example
To 'bruise' herbs, Mr. Sullivan advises crushing then with the back of a large knife or tapping them with a mallet.
Figs are fairly delicate - they 'bruise' easily and deteriorate quickly, so it's best to store them in the fridge.
She picked up a purple fruit to find a 'bruise' near the stem.
I 'bruise' easily and get dark splotches on my hands and arms.
She had goose bumps all over her body and a 'bruise' on her arm.
potatoes 'bruise' easily, so treat them with care
And if you find that you 'bruise' easily, boost your intake of vitamin C to strengthen your capillaries.
I was sore all over, and bruised, but I don't 'bruise' easily, so it wasn't that bad.
Although you might think they are really tough because they feel hard, potatoes 'bruise' easily and should be treated with care and kept somewhere cool and dark, out of the plastic bag.
Pears 'bruise' easily and don't keep well once they have fallen or been picked.
Cut the lemon into 10 wedges, peel and 'bruise' the garlic, place these along with the potatoes on a non-stick baking tray.
Fruits and vegetables have also been genetically engineered so that they do not 'bruise' as easily, or so that they have a longer shelf life.
potatoes 'bruise' easily, so treat them with care
They 'bruise' more easily and do not store properly as a result.
Doctors, especially general practitioners, should pay special attention to children who have the tendency to bleed or 'bruise' easily.
'bruise' the raisins before adding to the mixture
Their egos get 'bruised' but their perks never shrivel.
It hit him in the ribs, and though he rolled with the blow it still 'bruised' him.
That nighttime trip had wounded his pride and 'bruised' his ego.
Inspect for 'bruises' that will mar the fruit as it dries.
If Closer had been made by Neil LaBute (In The Company Of Men), feelings would have been 'bruised' .
With this division of labour, more work gets done faster (another revue is already planned for May) and fewer egos get 'bruised' .
Iger, who has years of experience repairing egos 'bruised' by the abrasive Eisner, will have his hands full with Jobs.
Foster, absorbing the initial blow, landed on his derrière, 'bruised' it, and will be out two to four weeks.
He lazily got up and stretched, his soft skin unmarked by 'bruises' or scarring.
I was so excited that, when I turned around to walk back to class, I slammed into the open locker behind me and 'bruised' my nose.
Power struggles happen, and egos are 'bruised' , and feelings are hurt, and none of this will exactly shock anyone in the audience of this movie.
Fallon, who 'bruised' his right leg when unseated by his mount going on to the course for the final race at Pontefract last night, is beginning to build up a lead on Holland in the title race.
Mom would have bumps and 'bruises' all over her body the next day.
She's quick to loyalty and easily 'bruised' and she understands me better than anyone else in this country.
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